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DIVISION\n\nBIBLIOGRAPHIC MICROFORM TARGET  \nORIGINAL MATERIAL AS FILMED-EXISTING BIBLIOGRAPHIC RECORD  \n308  \nZ  \nBox 858  \nYoman Today lublishing Company.  \nLove,fami]y life,career;behind the Sovietlaw limiting abortions and increasing aid tomothers.New York e193-,14 p.  \n1.Honen in Russia.I.Title.  \nRESTRICTIONS ON USE:  Reproductions may not be made without permission trom Columbia University Libraries.             \n# TECHNICAL MICROFORM DATA\n\nFILM SIZE:            35mREDUCTION RATIO:      9:1  \nIMAGE PLACEMENT:IA  \nIB  \nIIB  \nDATE FILMED:                    Ib-3-9+  \nINITIALS:P      \nTRACKING\\#:                                                                                              28368   \nFILMED BY PRESERVATION RESOURCES,BETHLEHEM,PA.  \n## LOVE-\n\n# FAMILY LIFE一CAREER\n\nBehind the Soviet LawLimiting Abortions andIncreasing Aid to Mothers  \n308  \nZ  \nBOX  \nPrice 2 cents  \nPublished by  \nTHE WOMAN TODAY PUBLISHING COMPANY  \n112 East 19th Street,New York,N.Y.  \nINTRODUCTION  \n# Soviet Motherhood a Proud Calling\n\nDURING the first years of the Socialist Revolution,whenD the Land of the Soviets was in the throes of Civil Warand was faced by blockade,the press abroad gave wide pub-licity to what they called \"nationalization of women.\"\"IWomen in Soviet Russia have been nationalized,\"theycried,calling for a crusade against “a country wrecking thefamily and morality.\"  \nLater,the same papers were compelled to deny their ownstories of\"nationalization of women,\"but to this day,talkabout socialism destroying the family is still met with occa-sionally.It is hardly necessary today to refute this slander,for events have already refuted it—the development andstrengthening of family ties in the Soviet Union is the bestrefutation that can be offered.  \np209  \n57505D  \nA new and perhaps most striking illustration of thehealthy family relationship existing in the U.S.S.R.is fur-nished by the discussion of the draft law for the prohibitionof abortions and for further assistance to mothers which isbeing participated in by the entire population of the country.Tens of millions of people are gathering together with thepurpose of exchanging their views on the proposed law.The results of the country-wide discussion lead to one con-clusion:hearty approval of the essence of the drat.  \nThere can be little doubt that in capitalist countries thegreat underlying cause of abortions is women's lack of secur-ity,their uncertainty over what tomorrow will bring.Thisis true not only of the unmarried woman,who fears thedouble burden of economic insecurity and of social stigmaupon herself and her child.It is also true of married women,who,faced with the problem of bearing and rearing children,find the odds too heavy against them.  \nUncounted thousands find their way out of this dilemma  \nin:bortion,at the risk of crippling themselves for life oreveri worse.  \nThe connection of these phenomena with an economicstrt cture which fails to afford security to great masses ofpeoɔle is obviotus.In capitalist society,with its crisis,un-employment and growing impoverishmenit of the masses,mil ions of women are absolutely dependent upon their hus-bands and their husbands'chances of employment for theirow1 protection and the rearing of their children  \nIt is this insecurity that makes the position of the un-ma ried mother so tragic in bourgeois society.The depen-of abortions and for further assistance to mothers which isdert position of woman outside the Soviet Union,her lackof social and economic security--these are the principalcatses of abortions.  \nIn the Soviet Union there are no unemployed,and therist:of living standards has made the joy of motherhoodanc.fatlherhood accessible to all.Nor can the country com-plain of a low birth rate.In a remarkably short period,the U.S.S.R.has achieved a striking reduction in its deathrat,copled with a steady rise in the birth 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